Note 28 - Money market certificates and bonds

Bonds and money market instruments are classified in the categories fair value through profit/loss, heldt to maturity and loans and receivables. Measurement at fair value reflects market value, while the category held to maturity and loans and receivables are measured at amortised cost.

Parent Bank   Group
    Money market certificates and bonds by issuer sector    
2011 2012 (NOK million) 2012 2011
3,077 4,178 State (nominal) 4,178 3,077
         
3,059 4,111 fair value 4,111 3,059
  - - valued at amortised cost (held to maturity, loans and receivables) - -
3,059 4,111 Book value, state 4,111 3,059
         
939 1,649 Other public sector (nominal) 1,649 939
         
904 1,672 fair value 1,672 904
39 39 valued at amortised cost (held to maturity, loans and receivables) 39 39
943 1,711 Book value, other public issuer 1,711 943
         
8,580 11,142 Financial enterprises (nominal) 11,142 8,580
         
5,763 8,735 fair value 8,735 5,763
3,003 2,535 valued at amortised cost (held to maturity, loans and receivables) 2,535 3,003
8,766 11,270 Book value, financial enterprises 11,270 8,766
         
150 72 Non-financial enterprises (nominal) 72 150
         
150 71 fair value 71 150
  - - valued at amortised cost (held to maturity, loans and receivables) - -
  150 71 Book value, non-financial enterprises 71   150
12,746 17,040 Total fixed income securities, nominal value 17,040 12,746
12,918 17,164 Total fixed income securities, booked value 17,164 12,918

 For  further specification of risk related to fixed income securities, see note 15 Market risk related to interest rate.

 

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